During pregnancy, women hope to accumulate blessings and virtues for their babies, wishing them a healthy and safe growth in the mother's womb. Mothers use soft and light tones to read meaningful words, and babies will also be much quieter when they hear them. So what is good for the fetus when pregnant?
Reciting the Ksitigarbha Sutra during pregnancy is better for the fetus. It is a Buddhist scripture of filial piety. After pregnancy, women always feel special troubles in their hearts and cannot release their body and mind. Reading the Ksitigarbha Sutra, they feel like the garbage in their hearts has been cleared away. When you feel pain in your heart, find a way to release it in order to achieve full body relaxation. Moreover, the Ksitigarbha Sutra teaches children to learn to be filial to their parents, instilling such a mindset in their hearts from a young age, which is very helpful for their future growth.
In addition, because the sleep quality of women during pregnancy may be poor, reading Tibetan scriptures can help calm their body and mind, and is also very helpful in improving sleep quality. By thinking about things that can make oneself happy in daily life, the fetus can also sense the mother's mood. Only when the mother is happy can the baby develop better.
Furthermore, in terms of diet, eating more foods that nourish the fetus and promote brain health can enhance a baby's intellectual development. During pregnancy, if any discomfort is found, it is important to promptly undergo prenatal check ups to avoid accidents with the fetus.
